Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

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vii give = very amusing entertainment
Manager Berger proPoass 10 maize the
musical portion Of the season a. Powers
Grand Opera House squallS a. lnportsnt
and attractive as the dramatic snd nearly
ali the musical stars q tie lest socai ana IN
strumenial season viii appear 10 Sunday
and ether ooaceEis a. the theatre while i -
under his management. Manager Berger
will haye al orchestra of twelve pieces.
with Prof. X. A. welleast<in as director.
II Is the attention to rake the orchestra the
equal of the bsSt OF the Boston or
Chicsgo theatre orebessrss and 10 this END
a number OF musicians viii be brought
from ot1er cities. Professor Neiienstein
will resixa his position as director OF the
Schubert Club and will give his entire al
tsntion 10 his Powers Grand opssa house
orchestra.
Sol Smith Russell writes that he is enjoy
ing life in Minneapolis. where he Is acting
ss President Of the Porter stss m Heat
ing Company and supersntending the
building Of bis new SIS ,0e0 residence. Mr..
Russell wilt begin bis farewell tour Ia the
stage under the management OF Fred o..
Berger in far OF Halif.x, July %. Ia
~ Eigesood Folks" his old-time success
All bis printing is headed His Good Bye
10 the Stage"
The Lyceum TheatH Company announces
that they will prOdHte tine great moral
evening.
willard brigham, the successful young
actor, has returned 10 hls home in this city,
Louise Pomeroy having closed her season in
Pitfsburg Ar. Brigham viii undoubtedly
appear in some popular success al Powers
some tine during the summer.
Eddy's Stub has the following: A rumor
that is SAID TO be based ON a solid founda-
ton, to the effect that Miss Lillian Russell-
Braham-Solomon is about TO be married TO
James c. Duff. oft the Standard Theatre is cur
rent. There is only one dra back and II Is the
same one that separa-es Mrs. Langtry and
Mr.. Gebhard. the husbands won't let them
get quite away. and the divorce courts
won't help them.
This, too, Is from Eddy: MARY. 'our"
Mary Anderson, who has deserted US Of
late, is once more engaged by the tea-table
tattlers TO her ieaalng mao, Mr.. Forbes
Robertson. -SaE, good Ladies. let me tell
you thar some OF US are pretty confident
that away dovn in the bottom OF that pure
stars heart. little blossom OF affection
fionrishes. Absence makes the heart grow
fonder, and that little blossom does not
bloom tor the leading man. Nay. Nay! !
'Tis poor, proud journalist, who has often
times made merry matter for this town,
who planted that little seed. and who is
worthy Of the brightest flower that a
woman's heart ever reared"